How The DCAU Fixed A Clunky Green Lantern Story | In Blackest Night | Justice League

Описание: Let's talk about the classic Justice League two-parter In Blackest Night. On the surface, it’s a straightforward, action-heavy story about John Stewart going on trial for planetary genocide. But beneath the surface, it’s a tremendous example of narrative streamlining.

By throwing out decades of convoluted comic book storylines (including secret clone conspiracies, space-robot cults, and Earth-bound double agents) the writers distilled a messy 1970s comic book run into a sleek, deeply emotional character study, focusing on John Stewart and his feelings of guilt.

Of course, all is not what it seems. So let's talk about why John Stewart accepted his fate, and why his new friends, the Justice League, refused to give up on him.

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00:00 The Art of Subtraction
01:29 The Convoluted Story of Comic Book Manhunters
03:38 How the Justice League Cartoon Streamlined Things
04:01 The Justice League vs. The Green Lantern Corps
05:45 John Stewart’s Psychological Mirror
07:19 The Metaphor of the Oath
10:05 The Heart of the Story

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